Why are motorcycle shops closed on Sundays?

**jafar** · 4th December 2011, 13:17

"Come in and Experience the difference."

* Open 7 days a week

**Shaun** · 4th December 2011, 15:42

Originally Posted by Robert Taylor

Many business owners like myself are as near as dammit working 7 days a week, thousands on welfare depend on us

Thanks Rob, I will be back on the 17th and into SW on Monday to sign up, hahahah work harder ya bastard

**Shaun** · 4th December 2011, 15:43

Originally Posted by Robert Taylor

I used to like motorcycles, but having now been in the industry for 37 odd years ''the love'' is really no longer there

Funny that mate, Kay tells me you used love women also, kinda like bikes for you I guess, there are only PARTS of both you still like

**Katman** · 4th December 2011, 15:56

Originally Posted by Brian d'marge

fk I charge more than that on a weekday ,,,,

Just read this out round the office, given us a good laugh, where do we send the money to ???

Stephen

Give me $100 an hour in New Zealand over $200 an hour in Tokyo any day.

**nuts** · 10th December 2011, 17:58

TSS Red Baron are open 9am to 4pm on Sundays for Parts and accessories only

**Mully Clown** · 10th December 2011, 21:12

The problem isn't the bike shop. It's the rest of the work force and trying to stick to the 9-5 (err 8-6) Monday-Friday working week.

The ideal working week would be 'four days on, four days off'. Sometimes your 'weekend' wouldn't actually fall on a weekend but the shops would be open. Added bonus being able to take a 12-day holiday while only taking four days off work.

**scott411** · 10th December 2011, 22:20

Originally Posted by Mully Clown

The problem isn't the bike shop. It's the rest of the work force and trying to stick to the 9-5 (err 8-6) Monday-Friday working week.

The ideal working week would be 'four days on, four days off'. Sometimes your 'weekend' wouldn't actually fall on a weekend but the shops would be open. Added bonus being able to take a 12-day holiday while only taking four days off work.

but if you want to play sport, or race bikes, they all go on the weekend, or a certain day during the week, so the 4 on 4 off would see you having to take holidays every second week to keep up with this

**jasonu** · 11th December 2011, 05:05

Originally Posted by Mully Clown

The problem isn't the bike shop. It's the rest of the work force and trying to stick to the 9-5 (err 8-6) Monday-Friday working week.

The ideal working week would be 'four days on, four days off'. Sometimes your 'weekend' wouldn't actually fall on a weekend but the shops would be open. Added bonus being able to take a 12-day holiday while only taking four days off work.

Wot that guy said!!!!!

**Kickaha** · 11th December 2011, 07:39

Originally Posted by Mully Clown

The ideal working week would be 'four days on, four days off'. .

Ideal for who? certainly not for most people I know

**DMNTD:Me** · 11th December 2011, 07:41

Originally Posted by Robert Taylor

I used to like motorcycles, but having now been in the industry for 37 odd years ''the love'' is really no longer there

Yep but I lost 'it' much sooner...so I sprayed and walked away!!
Looking forward to actually appreciating the bikes in my shed instead of simply looking at them thinking that they are just another bloody couple of bikes.

Hang around a strip bar long enough and you soon realise that a set of perky tits are just another set of perky tits

**tigertim20** · 11th December 2011, 17:14

Originally Posted by DMNTD

Yep but I lost 'it' much sooner...so I sprayed and walked away!!
Looking forward to actually appreciating the bikes in my shed instead of simply looking at them thinking that they are just another bloody couple of bikes.

Hang around a strip bar long enough and you soon realise that a set of perky tits are just another set of perky tits

Thats exactly why I decided against being a gynecologist . . .